Would that I could. If it were me alone I probably would have left the country years ago. But I have my husband and he is close to his family. They are already unhappy that we don’t live in the same state as them. (My own family are pieces of Trumper Evangelical shit and I don’t speak to them anyway)

For me it’s the sound of the garage door opening.

It’s not guaranteed the employer will contribute. Half of them (including mine) do not. It’s simply a tax deferred portfolio in that case.

It’s actually the opposite. When the oxygen binds to the iron it changes from Fe+2 to Fe+3 so the binding of oxygen to the iron in hemoglobin is an oxidation process. At that point it can’t take more oxygen until it releases it in a reduction reaction.

The term “oxidation” is originally derived from reactions where a substance combines with oxygen but has since been generalized to any reaction where an electron is given up. So “oxidation” is the broader term and “oxygenation” is the specific oxidation reaction that results in binding oxygen.

On repeat it was aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Oxidation is how red blood cells collect oxygen to pass to the rest of the body. In fact it is iron in hemoglobin that “rusts” to collect the oxygen. You would die if your blood didn’t “rust”.

Antioxidants have nothing to do with this.

If it’s a zoom I just shit with my headphones on.

A cuck.

Woosh

I don’t think anyone is seriously upset about it but it is #justcorporatethings.

I think it’s the phrasing that comes off out of touch.

Like expecting that we should be super grateful to the management that they are “giving us back” 4 minutes of “our time” (that we will likely have to spend doing work for the company anyway) even though there is literally nothing else to discuss.

4 minutes may not even be enough time for a bathroom break.

It’s probably only relatable if you have a corporate job.

Just cover it with a pride flag.

Does he though?

What gives you the impression Trump cares about how the US looks to the international community?

I’m more surprised that the survey even had that as an option. I think the survey options were just:

• the rich have too much
• the poor have too much
• they have about the same

Kind of a braindead survey tbh and probably doesn’t justify an article.

I mean the literal definition of poor is that they don’t have enough.

I’m more floored that a grown man plays Roblox. Minecraft, I would get. Roblox? No.

6% said “the poor have too much”

wat

Put them in the front line on our war with Iran please.

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